Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
NEWS SUMMARY.
Arrested ON suspioion-Yellow Fever-
Shot and KilIod-To be TAKEN Back to
En9Iand

Arrested ON suspioion-Yellow Fever-I
Shot and Kfliod-To be Taken Back to1
EagIsnd.
jack" McKelway, Of Mapleton, Pa,
was arrested Friday on suspicion OF
|the robbery 1t Peter lawns place on
Th ursday morning. He was away from 4
home from Wednesday until Thursday
night, and was not able TO explain
his whereabouts. Charles GalbTaith, OF |
Mt. Union, reached his home last night
with his head bspdaged. He 10 .
friend of McKslway, and an officer |
WAS sent to arrest him. Auker, the
farmer who was shot, was still Aliye
last night, but WaS In . critical condi' |
tion.
| One new case OF yellow fever and one
death were reported ct Key Vest yes
terday. A telegram from Key West
says: "The people Of this city are very
desirous that the National Board oil
Health should remove to New York the
Iunacclimated foreign mechanics, who
are most liksly to become victims OF
the fever and who are unable to help
themselves. If this were done 1t is be
lieved that the fever here would cease
, and the danger OF Its spread to other 10
oslities be entirely removed"
; John Wales, q prominent citizsn OF
:. Liberty, New York, WAS shos and
, killed by Curtis Fiske, In 3 hotel kept
BY widow TO whom both were "pay
Ing attention." Wales had Q handful
, OF red pepper to throw In Fiske's eyes,
and alao . revolver, but his rival wa.
too quick for him. Wales was q mar.
, ried man. He leaves q widow and one
8 child.
The Commissioners o! Emigration In
New York have ordeTed that the seven
d stowawsys, Ave boys and two men
= who came on the steamer Queen, from
England, shall be taken back on ths
!. same vessel. They have also ordered
\; that six destitute Arab families, whit
A jsrrived from Rotterdam on the Leer
ldam, be taken back.
gI Patrick Mcclure, a roundsman OF
the New York police force, contende'
u that, under the Civil Service rules, hi
Twas entitled to preference for "promt
y. tion" on account Ut services IS q so
dier. Judge Ingrahsm yesterday III
at cided that ex. Union soldiers are en- title
". to preference In appointments" bt
a. not in. promotions.
~ Benjamin Hance, colored, aged
m. years, was taken from the jail ne'
by lLeonardtown, st. Mary's county, Mar.
re land, early yesterday morning, an
uo otlynched by q mob. He was charge
VI with attempting to assault q viii
h ai-l. This is the first lynching in S
nd Mary's county.
Samuel Meyers, Superintendent
ist the Miami County, Indiana, Asylum II
ho 1.-THE Poor, was arrested on Thursday O
VsL ohn nS anh aavaua
beating helpless female inmates of q
asylum. The bodies Of several Of IL
ZOE Door women gave evidence of the bea
io6 Ing.
'ed Two freight trains ON the Pennsylv
OF mia Railroad, collided yesterday NOR
ar. ing near Rohrerstown, in Lancast
ees County. An engine and FIVE cars we
ur. wrecked, and the tracks were block
'no for several hours.
Ssl A passenger train and freight trs
1s nss lon the Schuy kill Valley Railroad, G
, in lided yesterday morning at Parke
Int Landing, north OF Pheaixyiiie. %
'sus 'sis Dehaven, fireman, was killed, a
LIE George Baxson, engineer, severely
hat ht jured.
eek Mrs. DR.. Harry r. Nettleton,
bv Rochester, committed suicide az
,iy. fathers residence in Batavia, N
,ur. York, yesterday morning. No cause
{ as assigned.
lass Stephen WashburD, 70 years OF 9
best committed suicide near Saratoga, n
N q York, ON Thursday night, rather I'll
have his toes amputated for gangre
Two hundred Poles, employed by
tChicago Lumber Company, IN Chics
9th, struck --..a s:...y morning because ,h sea
Rip ored man was put to wlEk WIN then
1e[y John W. Smith WAS hanged Frld
a. a. In Heard County, Georgia, for the II
.uou der OF Bonner Parker. q former c0pi
- - ~ crate In lawless gang.
aentI Frederick Morgan was hanged Fri
"a 60 at Louisville, Georgia, for the muir
of Emma Lewis.